3 things we clearly learnt about Sunderland after their 3-2 win v Shrewsbury Town
Sunderland picked up a hugely important 3-2 win over Shrewsbury Town on Friday with Nathan Broadhead snatching all three points in dramatic fashion.
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Sunderland picked up a hugely important 3-2 win over Shrewsbury Town on Friday with Nathan Broadhead snatching all three points in dramatic fashion.
Steve Cotterill was distraught after his side conceded a 92nd-minute winner against Sunderland. Shrewsbury fought back after the Black Cats surrendered a two-goal advantage but, as has often been the case this season, Alex Neil’s side secured the points late on.
Sunderland have made their third consecutive comeback to win their clash over Shrewsbury, with the side keeping their play-off dreams alive by the skin of their teeth in their ninth unbeaten league game to put them safely in sixth, now three points ahead of Sheffield Wednesday.
Alex Neil admits Sunderland showed 'the best and the worst of us in one match' in their dramatic victory against Shrewsbury Town. The Black Cats made an outstanding start, with goals from Elliot Embleton and Nathan Broadhead giving them a 2-0 lead inside the opening quarter-of-an-hour.
Nathan Broadhead scored another dramatic injury-time winner as Sunderland beat Shrewsbury Town to tighten their grip on a play-off place. The Black Cats looked in total control when goals from Elliot Embleton and then Broadhead put them 2-0 up with less than 15 minutes gone at the Stadium of Light.
Sunderland manager Alex Neil has revealed that Aiden McGeady is making good progress in terms of his road to recovery from injury and could be back on the grass next week.
Former Sunderland goalkeeper Robbin Ruiter has revealed he would love to return to the North East club and help them return to the Championship.
Sunderland will host Shrewsbury at the Stadium of Light in a Good Friday clash that could put Sunderland in a very comfortable position to secure a play-off spot keeping their promotion dreams alive.